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Philip H. Gordon

Philip H. Gordon is a researcher of the Brookings Institution in Washington. He was the director of European Affaire of the National Security Council and advisor of the Rand Corporation. He is the co-author of Allies at War: America, Europe and the Crisis Over Iraq.

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“United against Iranian nukes”

by Philip H. Gordon

30 September 2005

Differences between the United States and the European Union are bad for both sides of the Atlantic. We’re disappointed by the Iranian refusal to the agreement offered by France, Great Britain and Germany, with the support of the United States. Teheran has chosen to reject this offer and has (…)

“The American neoconservatives will be surprised “

by Philip H. Gordon

17 June 2005

The humiliating defeat of Jacques Chirac pleased a large number of Americans. William Kristol shouted «Long Live France!» and Radek Sikorski, of the American Enterprise Institute, said that the result was positive for transatlantic relations as it weakened the most anti-American of all European (…)